The current Chief of Staff receives a basic pay of $8,000 a year, $2,200 a year for extra expenses during his four-year term of office, and an annual allowance of $432 for "subsistence," which means food.
So, according to the active duty pay table and a few other sources, in 2014 a typical private in the US army is earning a basic pay of $18,378 a year and is given a $2,676 food allowance plus a Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) that's calculated on where a private is stationed, and whether or not she or he has dependants.
The 20-year-old delivers pies to the city's hungry and hungover, come rain, snow or public holidays, for a basic pay of $11 an hour.
The 20-year-old delivers pies to the city's hungry and hungover, come rain, snow or public holidays, for a basic pay of €9 an hour.
Its chief executive, Antonio Horta-Osorio, is set to receive a total remuneration package of £11m, consisting of basic pay of £1m, an £800,000 bonus and the payout of a three-year long-term incentive plan, which gives him 535,083 shares.
An MP's basic pay of £67,060 a year before the pay rise may look like riches to someone on a low wage, but there are a great many MPs who, like Mr Ellwood, could earn more by changing jobs.
Horta-Osório will receive basic pay of £1.035m, and an annual bonus of up to £2.33m, the part-nationalised bank said.
His basic pay of €183,000 was boosted by a confidential package: an expatriate's allowance of €33,000 (unprecedented for the top man), a household allowance of €11,000 and a "representation" allowance boosted to €50,000.
The pressure group the Living Wage Foundation has long campaigned for rise in wages to reflect living costs, calling for basic pay of at least of £7.85 an hour across the UK and £9.15 an hour in London.
